Unseen Gems: BTS's Permission to Dance Online Stage and Desired Solo Performances

The recent Permission to Dance online concert by BTS was a feast of music and performance. While the concert undoubtedly delivered an incredible experience, many fans are left wondering what else may have been possible. This article explores some of the songs that fans wished BTS had performed, delves into the unfulfilled desires for solo stages, and discusses how the experience is making fans look forward to future offline concerts.

Unperformed Gems

Much like the previous online concert, several songs from BTS's extensive catalogue were not performed during the Permission to Dance event. Fans are left wishing to see these songs live. For example, Jimin's take on 'Filter' or Suga's performance of 'People' would have been a breath of fresh air. Some fans are especially curious about the possibility of these songs being saved for future offline concerts in Los Angeles, where the band traditionally stages their large-scale outdoor performances. This could potentially bring us a pleasant surprise, as the band often reveals new aspects of their music in these settings.

Solo Performances: A Personal Touch

Much attention has been given to BTS as a group, but as individual members, each one brings a unique touch to their performances. Many fans are eager to see a solo performance from each member, similar to how they performed during the Worth It World Tour. While the concert did showcase a few solo moments, such as V's energetic forte in 'Blood, Sweat, and Tears', more fans are wishing for extended solo performances. Notably, fans have been clamoring to see songs like 'Best of Me', 'Stay Gold', and 'Fly to My Room' performed in a more intimate setting. These tunes, particularly 'Fly to My Room', feature heavily on the 'Burn the Witch' album and hold a special place in many fans' hearts.

Further Possible Performances

Beyond the aforementioned songs, some other songs have also sparked fervent hopes within the fanbase. For example, 'We Are Bulletproof 2' and 'Lights', both powerful songs that showcase the member's dedication and spirit, would have added a profound depth to the concert. Similarly, 'Zero O'clock' and 'Just One Day', which have a more introspective and melodic tone, could have provided a different kind of emotional connection for the audience. Additionally, the lesser-known works such as 'Pied Piper' and 'Mikrokosmos' would have offered an opportunity for the fans to experience underrated gems from the group's catalogue.

Conclusion

While the Permission to Dance concert was undoubtedly an exceptional event, it leaves room for speculation and anticipation. Fans continue to dream of seeing glimpses of the members' separate musicality and the undiscovered songs of the group. These desires underscore the fan base's deep love for and loyalty to BTS, eagerly awaiting what the future may bring, especially in the realm of offline concerts. The anticipation of new performances, both group and solo, continues to fuel the excitement surrounding BTS and their upcoming offline concerts in Los Angeles.